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TIAIII*4II3 per Milano pflifiradv,ate
11,50 itbsihicit p. 14 Isridvaseklandiketar
imi.t thief :hides 406 year.
Demooratto Slits ConvenUon.
Peotheratle Stets, .tteworeahleek .214 the
seethetion of a cendhlote . the Ooveraot of Nan
171rthket,will'reeet to the hail, of the Hones of
Repreeentativer, at geortiberg, tthiloodal. tlet
etth (Attila. of Mereh, s lBll6, it i o'clock r.o.
The headqOariere of Uhl 001111=14011 Art to
the INetheetatie eleth "Amu IlarttobOts,
which are epeo day Ihethotreto
'tatting this elty ire Wilted to tel
21(eftteretthertotthotththr State- • •
' 22.thuervii. WALL&CS;
Ilik.L. - VoisfilNifeirstini ,-- 7
' The Ilhad Mak."
President Tohnson hls perpetrated •
'"goak," as Artemui Ward *odd
say,, Laying aside' the presidential dig;
nity, (just for it few moments,) he' has
been indulging i 6 a few funnyiams that
have covered the face of the whole coun:
trt
,with a broad grin. The feet is, the
people are linghing--actually laughing
—after hiving so long been solemn and
whet:. Commencing in Washington, on
the 2.241 day of February, the Eiii — ncii - Of
the Inoment, has run,. northwird, clear
up into Maine; westcrard, it has spread
to the Territories ; eastward it is felt
along the shores of the Atlautic and
•outhwaid It bee tickled the billows of
the gulf of MeXioo. Johnson's one juke
is.universal ; it exceeds Lincoln's whole
leach. It Las put the people in a good
humor, and riratiral" -- and - a
"her he I' hell' ind a "he! ho 1 ho I"
are now,shaking the hitherto-sober sides
of the nation. A "'Dead Duck" has
been discovered, and all through the
genius and disCernment of our peritra
tinkind, for the nonce, humorous Pres
ideutl
And this iru how it all came about,
end set the 'sovereigns to tittering: On
the 22d eFebruary there was a grand
celebration of Washington's birthday in
the Capitid - city it the lapel, - in - which
"brave woolen" and "fair men" partic
ipated., The oppressed citizens of the
District oftolumbia, determined to show
their good-will-to the-President--for his
i.e.* of the "Negro Bureau Bill," or
ganised an extempore meeting in flint
of the "White House,", and called his
Excellency ont. Ho came, and made a
speech—a goce old-fashio ned, patriotic
spettah,-.-in which ho expressed, „lively
and fully, his views on the state of the
eountry. In the eoutse of his remarks,
he took occasion" to allude to his policy
of reconstruction, audio the bitter bps
tility it had met with . at the hands dam
radical party. in Congress. Ile observed
'that there were men at the North at the
present time orally as great enemies to
the Oorystitiition and-the Country as any
who .had been engaged in the "rebel
lion," and that, as he had fought the
latter hi days gone by, so would he Agfa
thi - SfinOt
marks raised tlic s enthitsiasn? et' the
din& to the kighast pitch, iact a awn?
ber IK,lpicesoried out to the ,President
, to napes the northern traitors. His Ex
()enemy thereupon named Thaddeus Ste-.
wens, of Peneeylvania Charles Sumner,
of Massachusetts, Wooden Phillips, of
the nunefliate r sed oherre ~ .
denoniming there as enemies of the coun
try, and as laboring 'or the overthrow of
popular free governtient. Here seine
one eried' - oat: "And what *bout For
ney ?" The Prcsidetit, settling, replied
thif ho odfd not choose to whet. bloom-
manakin di) "dead " The' joke
took; ithirobiktri and laughter rent the
air by tivns,, and the foot that th e Pres
ident oousi'dered atst had pronounced
TobirW.TPoiriley 50 - 1441 - diiiit' I was, in
• few moments, telegraphed all over the
solitary. And that- i 4 the way it all
came about, and that is what has sot the
American Deckle to MMithing as If their
sides would hnssi.
And, by the way, considering :all the.
errcnms&nese r . the joke M a good one.
It is a telling sob, and it is most severe.
ly felt is quarbirewhe4 it iwwslealks
=Jot* W,Torney may now ism
mud "playlad ont.ll___Tlur Pres
idast'jtai obispletely' aqueloi* him.
Ills o ld 'sshe of "The Preildenttbog,' ,, '
is now uti longtv:4llFoait: Andrew
Johnion'haa rebapthmd him, mud the
si r ens
mnifillfcol:46o he , now 'y 7T '
nanuit sod the aeioolethwuk, 00AP
1644 4 .11:3 4 010 1 r.9(14004
Ontibrad, 4 1 0.a 1 04144 alliPL"gOrt
000 party, =daintiest the jeers and co, T
theNS , or ,4111r45--Olati
in ogitiossed tbstlatim of morality. t
Bat #Shadilseklkisamams ,appliea= .
Me knew* only lo; 46111rdir.. ',Graft
butdtbdienthwipartYto - olkieb babsiiitlge
Like hind, itilaisath , •7ead 41 ilk Mug,.
111141ipower, 1114 01ft asteand4beniebt
itsid yAa ikel,446erniiag t0d.i. 3 194.
akt's ponisibikap. 4 '4o 'tem*
Bauratilual MO** isnwillis i g Me*,
• sod #jel ji I ;Aelitioa
irrakfa *kW , -
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itelai4apmMiko, bo Air swig tie
tooriVaia bink luta Blot, .
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Hereafter ,D. insteifi _ of sugges
ting tuinorigialatinotlon, will bn aye
noymons Wtikeyerithing ihat is worth
less and * insignificant.. And wheneitat
wJaan 3na sus( attlittirthaellti 'devises
add wishes other people tOdespise, be it
man, or beast, or bird, he. -will label it
"Dead Duet," and'expose ietothe pqb
lie gate. The mind will then revert' to
President Jiltiionve - folce, to - .7oEn — ltr.
Forney,und_ttstad Duck" will not fail
to be understood. '
The President's V.to.
'OO out th h iirech -- vre publish --
the, veto message or the Presitieet,
which luttroeittid such, a 'scare is the
abolition amp. We hope our readers
Fill all give it a Careful periasah' as it
portrays the 'future policy of the Presi
&et, and draws• the. tine between the
radical abolitionists. in . conveys and
•himselt. The Democratic papers praise
and commend the message universally,
and generally express much sonlldende:
in the President; as do also, many Goa ,
strvative Republican journals. The
radical abolitioniits, however, are a unit
in their condemnation of the mertsage,.
and express their disgust and chagrin in
no choice terms. It has now come to
be well t Jciersood throughout the coun
try that there le a vast difference be
tween the President's plan of reconstruo
tion and that of the radicals in Con
gress, the President favoring the imme
diate return of the Southern States to
the
_Union and of their Senators and
Representatives toa - Ciir• rite it the
National Legislature, and the'radicali
endiavoring to exclude the Southern
_States and members from all participa
tion in the affairs of the Government, at
least until after- the• next Presidential
election. .President Johnson hes taken
a firm stand in favor of his policy, rnd
the sjght between him and Congress,
waxes bitter. The people of the country
are on the side of the President, or rath
er, he icon_ the side -
•
can there be any doubt as to who will
triumph . in Vie end? We think not.
We have an idea that the long night
which has enveloped ' our country is
about to break, and that the morning
will soon appear. God hasten, once
more, the rising of the Sun of Liberty
—kiss/rid that agreatmapy North
ern men—abolitionists, of course—ere
daily going South to settle and loy
land. Well, if they go there w.th- the
determination to become deoeut respect
able citizens, aid to help to restore and
bMId up the fair country they have de
vastated rind destroyed,we presuelialieir
aid will not be rejected, and they • may
have a chance to make themselves use
ful members of sotiety—sediething they
hive never' been at the North. But if
they go there to propagate' strife and
ill-will, as they have always done here,
the sooner they_am__lnade_ to_digou tar
from the face
,of the earth, the better
.for the South and, the octuutrY.—
"Yanks" . from New Englaild are aaPa-•
eially to be drestded,,apd we warn our
Boothern friends particularly against
these wolves in sheep's clothing. They
will be going down there by and by as
teachers and missionaries, etc. etc., and
'll patron'their nicest smirk and wear
their most graceful. bow. While we
hope no injustice may by done to &Aar
' vine men From the North who go, South,
yet we cannot but feel Ilia warning our
Southern friends against , the. elms of
people to whi!liviii hive alluded: They
are the devit i stpivu children,' and would
raisia "muss" in hell. Alley ,neigh
both* is dangerous and their , vicinity ,
Il ia
id dons. Give the% to understand
t , thejipresenoe in "Dixie " is unwel
ea o.,•and nuke it too hot to hold them.
T t is , our advice. •
THE GREAT tiPES/CEL PRIUIDIENT
JonNson.—Next week we will publish
the great speech of Preiddebt Johnson,
delivered to a mama • meeting in Wash
ington city,- which called to congratulate
• ]du on Vie veto *usage, -on the 22d of
February. This speech in eonneetipn
'fhb the veto noissage, Whidlitwe pub;
lieh this week, kali stirred the 'popular
koart of the edontry l ii.wrbito Paid the
President on the 'aide ; dike knee,. Ai
redly in opposition to the radical Am
ami in 00niftc*. Itait nr.rjYrt in
time for:the ontisidirof oat POlPert
we vonkl imprinted ittkiaireek,. but
it did nat4lreing tuiteleintiki•Ji44 are
,unable to ded ZOOM fig /LOA our infillier
, In' this' speech :,President 911intion
• etinpreteriterTheddileu.
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they have ao.long-been-dealoistkeingiLi. e;'.l
. 81 1 10:10ed to 4 , 1001/oTfronigiliM l :o4l6l;'
1 04 44/. did daring the war,: that
Ake , Arvilbe 'Gotoussisent: No'
itilth*restrirlifir*llt*Ow 1.0 sp.
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41 i: . tiprt.4 . ,," rfre :' ,' ' . ,tit 4, • . •;-.9c 4 , .• • •
t - • • "Joan' 'ss . ' %!.. , ~.„ • t 4 -
i ';, ' ....:':b' ''.', 4 • ;ice-Pima. wx it - .4%. r: , '.* :
tin .t• . • , sties , - If_ou - publishildi in yo" nilseffe of Febnia igi ;
been to Orman* the re- " r y 24, nee, n piece of, poetry , mayor.'
owed sea, whir had. Win , lug to have writte n_fo r your T
killed io battle.. It seems that not•ohly per .- by 4.A nns bo minitfert,,, entitled
is this Negro Bureau an iniquitous thbitt' 'Ara land IligiVii• iint-lifwbfili iint.ll
afar wresting unuee esary ul* 'Of the/gond 'l9rilpitl celletet. -- si tifor '
lon the pedple it, tweeereedi, btiitaSun'' ,rtelito retityle;;Wiehinakiiil de.tieauli that
'der its operation ,' tble 'lives - of Altai - aim( Kissel Meninuierilittiin long 1:4 2.
men are of no ageount...eitdzeriabsehi*,, lent. "Anizalial.Montfott? ' tionitis of
ly carried about upon the bayonet points ki ss i ng , we suspect. 1.4 real sandier
of negro Wafers.'' ' ' ' of the piette, which, by,,qte may , to very
The instance td which we slide is beautiful; and intensely, pesaionatii wap
where a certain, Oolong] Dyer, a_
_,Federal ',Thera B..lknrr, and we remember print.
.ffnier,-Sihose teile,.._attsertioe 'had..M. "digit on, satin, pie worthy et% preitermt
pired, and who is Said to 'til), bota a tion, when we wereleaming`the printing
very worthy 3r9,411 man, with eiridotfed.. bus - lima. in 1856-7-44ni , otirs . ago,,. Will
mother and • several mnall - brothers, and you 'geese make -this . ..serration, a,nd
sisterelomainteinome shot dead, jape : reg d.. u na b s im mt i m AL . .„ 44 i ew
L . A ., :
Strrete of Eno:vale , by .a nigger soldier. s neesit ie , { n s ine , . indse47l, lemo n 'on,
"The febts of the tease;; ts near - airo!Lr "Itimefulness of appropriating other
friendaas able_taJelomitbenheret#9ckt—periplea-tbrainal---_ ___:,_,.,.-__ .:_...... _
as fellows: Col. Dyer,' it seems, bad
been attending a • sale., of : Government
stores, end had purchased some articles
that he needed: wOe hie way .to' the
storehousenthere hie property was oen
tairiedi soinnepaniedAi -the agent, he
cape facwto face,With i e negro sentry,
whb deliberately raised hiseisket, and
shot him dead in his tracks. Of course
this raised a great excitement among the
citizens,' and the nigger was at once seis
ed. In explanation of his conduct, he
gave as a ressob for his inhuman act,
that Col. Dyer very much resembled
somd other Officer with whom he bad had
some difficulty at a former period, and
that he tlion);ht it was hint at the time he
fired. He abgp.taid.thatsome of the ab
olition agents oli the Bureau had told
him he might shoot si-s enemy with impu
nity, as nothing would be done with him.
He therefore fired immediately en seeing
- Cot. - Dyer, undur,the impression -that-he
was his former enemy. Even in the face
of he dreadful fact that the nigger bad
eV& an urioffending and posexiful man,
the abolition scoundrels of the Bureau
tried to justify the shooting on the
ground that, the whites were always im
posing upon the negroes, and the blank
scoundrel would have received no pun
ishnient whatevir, had not the infuria
ted citizens taken him outset' the hands
• :.• him-to the
nearest tree. The Bureau ;Lade every
effort to save the nigger, but, in de
fiance of its power, the citizens of the
place executed this summary.vengeance
upon him.
The-above is only one of many hunt
dreds of instances of the same kind that
are occurring every day under the oper
ations of this accursed - system. Udder
its protection, the 'regrow feel them
oiehes licensed to commit, with impuni
ty, all manner of outrage upon the white
citizens of the Soder, and the hatred of
these northern nigger soldiers for the
Southern people, is daily fed by tffe ab
olition demons who stand at their backs.
Some day, however, this system of per
secution and tyranny will recoil
.upon the
heads of the persecutors, and titer/loaner
that -day comes the better. We shall
be glad to gee it. For every itisidt 'an'd•
and indignity that is now being heaped
we, .hope they may redeivesohousand
told'in'return ;• and for every drop of
blood they wring front:a Soutberitaran!a
heart, we boil ten thOusgid drepli'may
flow to wash away the stain;
MAIMS MIN Arrccr."—To make an
abolitionist in these parts mad now,
we Intire to do is to ask them if,th§i'are
"loyal" or whether they supP!ikt,
`l.l,,,ernment." They'll bill' t",
their foot" or "go to h-11,", or some
°they equally refined erasi on, hulas,
tor. - Poor fellows! ,Pley ,-tiPP!‘,koow
what way .to look, - nor- what to say.-
,-
Theis own dootritte,-thatp.the ikesk&at
ia.tbsgCoveriastat and' that it is ditiogal
to say, anything against him, is coming
hpme:to them Pow. end tbeiteelititom
ly. They can hardly 'veal* put'
thro' altered oiretuiptstnoes,ilte, "cop
perheads" have bilocom'e,tho eopportem
of the "government," while they them
selvds are placed, by their on doctrine,
in the poaiticm of traitors to their coun
try I It is a pitiable prodisataept for
them to be in,. but it is s mimeo °Cum&
merriment to the Deinotroar•-• 4 '
It is singular to obebrire, too,4oOft
miserably- bad' tampered these-fellows
have boooms - mhatiit ther-last• ilm;dapt.:
If a person simply 'says "qua" •
thiam wits-passes them on' the• street ,
thoy Ay into large jo an instant, and
likil'eter of Old, "begin toeutioand td
,wear."" It is tittntdetitur, aid we *ally
pity the* poor' ' • -
Coripsharr. - - - - - NoViiiiiiitiettio else
16 sit, tile iiktilWrittoft - in this' major
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Power will porrpfig ituyiuuktied
)4110tfituritiiiir ighWoP,P.4lsere - ii
n°1 3 0" 1 0 01,447 iiiir lie; tmiorator
, botwitideoli ii.--lumitiit 'if Wilgiii, Sotto .
digolfivi brilielogibt , fame*
lfp Iktialgelikodiosiiiiieni iiks 1
!fatrilt:! l4 / 4 1 01 Ii i, ickl*ltt
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torikaiP ' - ' l7ll.- fi IMOV
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ME
DIGNITY.- , When asked hy Alexituder
R SteVeus„ at the Meetinrof the Piece
ColumLiatirs; ,at Fertress Monroe,
What would Weems of the pogrom' that
were freed, and how they would get
along, the saintly, dignified Linodin re=
plied that they "must root hog orglie,"
and we de not reeeolleet Of hearing 'one
of the many who are denonoing President
Johnson for want of dignity, even inti
ir.ate that this exprestion of the " 0.-
ond Savior," was in any degree undig ,
uified." What wondrous changes time
works
No Worm= —r-It would be no wonder
if the . followers of the "dead. dunk"
would "quick", themselves hoarse over
the demise of their leader, the announe
pent of which was first made public' hy
PresidentJohnsonbn the 22d tilt Won't
their . '"re3d.moullnCatUdleug tongues be
busy fcu• the next Few weeks?
Brus.xol.—"To hear an "occasional"
quack from a "dead duck."
I Editor's Table
TIII OLD MUSD. A Democratic magasina,
devoted to the principles 071778 and 1798,
'Edited 'b_y C. Chaunoy Butt. Published
by Van ETTIO, Horton it CO., N. Y., at 818
per annum.
Airg,
We cannot too otroui
;e upon our
Dena:ratio friends and the lover, of truth
generally, the importance of suitainilig-this
until coosadvocatiotjustice and
No, pubtioatiou in the country is better
worth the price, and nose will do more tO
impren the reading public with the import :
anoe of strictly ai tiering to the great prim
olples that underlie our government. The
March number is apon'onr table—we wish
it were arm that of ever body.
Ansuita'a hour Macitalima A Mega:lna
for ibs home circle. adited by T. 8 . Ar
thur and Virginia F. Townsend, Philadel
phia, at $2,60 per annum.
We have received the March nnm'•!r of
this favorite magazine. Its motto should be
4 .llxcelsior," for it is constantly growing
better and better. The Maish" number is
not to be excelled by soy publication.
Lotter from Horr[sburg.
IlAssisotina, reb. 26, 1866
DIAZ WATOICIIAN $ 11111Viat
_promised t•
furnish you with..onatt Mailer trouspitiory In
the Legislature as may be of Interest to
Centre county people, I shall proceed With
my first latter,
• thabu aims trapuoied In the Logisla
turn, so fir, has mood* been ora 'Weil and
private naturi. • A tenetillutiiiiiad bill iris
introduced elan early stage In the Senate.
rliavo doubts whither , * bill of thit kind
ell thii.wintor.:-"it would be death tit
t e ko Xriviiiburg. Colima Spnt6e,OrereVrail= .
Toad. Auld therifefe.glieptrople of totiootinty
limitad.tattokillyAriih4olkoff Obi. 'xiiittilitro
)4ged for thl present. • v
The 'revenue- bill which 'passed 'both
&ems Mutalmorody t a few days ago,
inteYt
sets the sommelier the people in the State,.
sad-is fiery imparting. The State' tax 'on .
real estate is thereby repealed; which takil
somewhat of therbardimmase:taxation, from
.Wltiolk the people lievattaTesed to usiPiesmi
disotailly.slacelbegetilegin pilfer of Obit
abolition party, from Off diet ehouldirV!,of
the tolling yeomanry of ourigeod s old coal.:
vionwealth, and places it opOn the` o •
and corporations; the' speidal etato-tai,'
bottom, Towable, this Is neeeseary to pay
'the war, debt, of Pennsylrania,','Sdit JP' the'
icitopintlioted Ilion holy the inoltessof flk-'
siatbdion, and seetionallewhil,ll6o. , •-• ' , . ) ...0 .
it; The fellostinglillh *Meta Opply to ("ethos
4ciatiffs-gramistrOneed broth' kerriiiitit.-
, liitivi Mt. IfidstisVatitt Us' piithed "MAW
Houses, and tiondlistUtlitiffnitthe elAbir
..m
, Gererneri homely s' An aid he the sehAil.
talintesit Ora law library ; an -act Islathe
to thelesh ofithe district attonieY I 4 With
dielativolefilie fors of the proltionatity i in
net for the rereading 'elt•elettain aloha. , tit•
ladleidehledit itaialas towashly rovingipid4; l
sad to mod hesseivirathi the svaloarimi
of fiedlitoishaftwitio‘plitplay • • 'l, ;
telel ' The .hilesiitig bl;hiqinvie.Sten reed its
• *stair. Kostatitil hare dots yet lasiis
1 r !l upoill — liveatAibpovethig• fir. , iii i 4
' AillpsiwgZedelt flasigatlon easepany , ,
'their
' boom . $llOO.OOOl los . the .trephirisrif- of
'their oisalodeetirdpild. none: yest i,sips,• ,, sw=i
.foiriettladerthly Ay hihniditie. An , net
inhaire,lo,titesiti: of het enreibassa
ifik!jilifelifoiliiiiinliitdistailhatiaiagir="
i t aatesathid Pas. tor, -seice.'. 1 10$11
for-rehasthiti whin niontee Pile • by ser—
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a . • 440.4 1 0** .
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.4twif Ams.,x,
..o,ooeti -. ,10101110,"4,11sittiiri, Moir'
Ht.' Zen Inn, of Lthlenno. sr o 7 l o f
tb'i innifiniOtin In Ai nifinAlqn*
16.trOinr .
• 01;44 4, 44
siestorgi: drior
. I*.nori s a; tou'i
ptit . , an *tug boa:
• an reptitioniii, and turning bentottriit, in tt•
thing never boasted' ot afterwards on neeount
of ' - . -
Tps thigtoAtarageltes Iles:Ana it• eorrow -
InLplothrs—,Andralr Johnson's , aunt de-
Inekethed-Itoppealtiest , t, their dia.
eitt :them. o swesring
terribly. The' President - is determined to
41:Ott - oirliin dig; "as ilhietinotrofrate,' and
this goee.bard le swallow With the'ffestrutt
tionlite. Mr. Johnson's apish en Wash
ington's birthday, is all the talk hero, just
now, and• no doubt, everywhere else. L
hope you will print it etitire, ith it clearly
shows who are the enemies of the cotatt7 ,
hstibeuplit stand by-the”Pts"-÷ - -
Ilii:voitiot the United States Wegro Poor
-1 .
bonseiliff, ikamesterly papari_stul fully
enrees the inloultporthe meastal.
ftill:Was not intended to benefit the negro,-
initiaallyitrorslthhiexarat thousand/at cote,
iciest pith VAdrupla the number of •ffrat
oltuukolorkohips fok laity whelps, who ars •
starringlek wage of government pep, at an
expense o to U 38141000 of some twenty to
tort; millions of dollars per. year. Thae Is
the strus character iad intent of the bi 11...,
What is the bill based upon? 'upon the
ground that the - negro is usable to tithe care
of himself, and yet with the same breath the
abolitionists turn around and advocite ne
gro suffrage, declaring they are, able to take
rare of whole States. What stoonotrouo in-
oorialet,uoy. .
I forgot to mention above, that the bill
allowing titi_P. & R. R. lb., to buthlbranobeir
from ,its main line, was sprung upon the ,
House by the friends of the innesure with.
out the knowledge, of any one else. The
bill was printed. but wasnot placed upon
the . Wandler ; one or two friends of the bill
had , printed copies, while .tbe: Milano% I
suppose, knew nothing about it, and all at
tempts to postpone the matter, so as to give
stembers.timale esam6ielhe. bllLJammed
fruitless, and it wen rushed through._ Thla_
species ofleglslation is wrong, and an evil
whioh‘should be corrected ; no itpportant
bill should be allowed to pus, without av-
ery member Aril baying bed the oppor n.
nit,y of examining into it. Bomb think the
bill-will not affect the interests of the A. &
G. W. IL 8., se some fear, bitt be this as it
max, Abe manner of its passage forties me
think there mar be a maks in it.
I,II3IOOILATIO VICITORISS tx KitSlll6l(T.—•
There bas ban an emitting special sleet' in
lately in the °eddies of Kenton, Campbell,
and PimMeted, ity,Kentuelly. The election
this for a Senator in the district of Kenton.
a Senator in Campbell and Pendleton; and
members of the Souse of Reproventat Ives ln
all three of the counties. The Senators and
members chosen at the State election in
August last were turned out of their seats
by• the Legislature, upon the ground that
they had been elected by milltary • lnttrfe
hence, and Owed their success to the power
of the bayonet. This was denied by the
sitting members and their friends, and [bey
were candidates for re election before the
poodle. in the Lope that the result would be
fur times sr vindication. On the contrary,
the Radical Republicans bites bean badly
beaten, and Conetilutihrtal Democrats elec
ted in their Filsoes. This vindicates the
lotion of the Legialature. This Troves that
no fair election wee held in those counties
In Avrgest. and that It wee decided by Gen
eral l'alultir and his subordinates. This,
therefore, is.no mere party triumph. It is
a vindication of the grelt principle of. pop
ular ri his.
11.171 0 111111 MITWIIRN TETVIROON AND JOIN
4ANAtoi l lm.—litattdolph being asked to piny
0111033 nil one odoasion-refiseed. and gave the
following reaeoo: have not played at
obese :for seventeen. years ; thilvory sight - nf
the board and matt gives rim to .painful
reminiscently', for the last game I played
lost me it personal friend forever. I was on
the most intimate terms with Ur: Jefferson,
.as you may baseboard, it being wow—mat,
ter of history, and I soon found oat that,
politiolan and philosopher as ho was, be
look more wide in his skill at chess than in
'anything' else. '+ Very fbw could beat him,
cad et last be could not' endure defeet:=+ -
Knowing this, and feeling that. 1 wee his
match, I bad always deolined playing, as I
did - not want to quarrel with him, until one
unfortunate 'Wetting, when be 'touched my
Virgialanpol.de In so poldted a• way that I
could np,loagar,,refase with,bquor, ; slid we
sat ddtva to,tbegeato. It was • wsrm,eon
test. Greek Inet Greek. • lat length tried.
.obeekmate e and he never forgoes me aft
erwards." .
tlinotttn an Psexttoran,-4. • Nashville die
other day, • niOer was working at some-
Ithing in front' of jail with end chain
to his leg:• A soldier passing asked• the
nigger why the ball was alkaloid fast to him!
"To keep traveling Yankees from steslkag
it, Multi?" wee the prompt reply. Peg.
nigger should be looked "Mir-4mM be'
Proyed.for-..ohetald be'mndek , lestrinin
,tbitwlie destroyed! Tbs. . ungrateful
'Lai' Etfcii;—flamtio-LlYhe t'rew 'doe
damn/tick? , - —• • - --
Pongwy r -What brieltl •
Sambo:—De brick what awash de colored.
bureau.
PoniPeY — WhY; Arty Minato' 'fee* ast•
Espop. 7 soc k lly 1 bulbs trow strong. ••
,
"' 4 4 urow
Any; of our besevolent
eitilebs:hire • spare sogetlir4Worit crack'
k Stgret•rllll..nfigoaCuPKb/ rodea.ita-
Ipipo 'lnpirfamaing Ap j ftet : of, pal
Ltl
t giving Abit (me "cif zeitz;hl
dub r olltef alb§ IWIL•:-••
No/4 (q 4 •: • It., h• ‘,..77.7"
A* . iipbar o c a •
t r a i rthrthilW (i'
on bilttirtaquiredle 'at UV ,
• , goa,ttaffliadlhar. he *as hiking Is. a Ala
0 4111 4 0 10 11 4111 1, 002 14 1 Nti0n Vac& ,
r i Zir4S e l ti - w P 40,31197 .. 1114
• 7 ` d e l Ink•te
-------- . .
• —ltis dimbial trilose frbebet thii
PrisideFi l hailbe rher b4446° god.ro- -
01l 'fides: I !Werth. he his asitito" II
•bibistowing the I. 0 0.1).,'•0161- rat
'agit.,faid if Stoma & CG, do -not like.-11,
.49E/ArkI.PAO K 11. N •.c .. • ..
. 11 -0 t ileetaloitto Ilii;i:tkiwurii. Itili.'
t i tr
10#., Woilliwird ' APOirilVillirt ail.
; , ' 1140 iihrt. Airilaglu , art
' rtit' li zv ittlig ni T- Pt°lll7 `
~,044.4usfortedrtlia- iiirroillaimilot
'411 404 11 ! 1 .44 1 4 14 04.11 0 ‘. 64,1 1* ,
omp , , 1114 Vie Itritstii*an
- ibbatikeldloto coiiii-.
• .
'n" , "'"P.:-. - "77r ' 10 4"770413' -401?"41.
0:,.;14F4 AD'
•
(.6 :6 4 16' :4:
; ie - 1 of lr r • !Zs
pareise, ••• .o ' 'eo PS ltetf vahWitleas
of %mire coin • , • add
be exposed to • , • a the pteademi op
Nriwitiesday, MO ,Ifieals o . 141411_, alt
the night, title and I , • Vif &spatial IS. Irvin
di dad to the undivided ono-eight, part: 6f .einty
pima Of land, mora-nr lee}, situate ia , Danner
township, Dentin oottlitj a -Pa w 11611:POS: 4 2 442
of T. K. Knox; Benneeille xp, Louisa
Hughes, Useangeheird4and4 of thilidn/h022
Vandyke, deceased, and DM i toon road ; do.*
efacovereetod le homes and ilLotbegmk..
buildings, with'the haprovemen Mad appal**.
manses, Seized, fallen In examititm, ahtt,thibi
sold as the property of Samuel Irvine' isle
to commence at 10 o'clock-a. m.
ALSO, br firm{ br - ritrit - et Awie•fiudah
bust' out of t h e court 9r common pleas -of
Conitio`eoddlyeand to me -Mediated, will be ox
posed•to pnblb este, at the court house, in the
borough of Bellefonte, on Wedneidiey, the Plot
day of 111brolly A: D. 1268, all the right, title and
&twist of 'Jaen Hall In and to a certain lot of
ground' dtuate la the berobgh of Unionville,
Stotts county, Pa., known, &slot NU. 4; to the
ylot'of said town of UsititivlUs, &seeming at •
pilt m int. - wirth - cildi ot: tbA , IhilleftddS and
hlllipeburg tuneplke road, thence eastward
Slang said road 1 . 2 feet to a 12 feat allejt "Drelfev
along thd staittOaad noikh 20 dm/ west 202 hot
- Pa_a_pnatt.tSamm_iiinth-IL • . _
a poet on the. nortit•osat Fortier of lot 0.
Dwane algag flat Wane South 181. deg.; col ISO
Inet , Orthe last of - beeerniing; thereon -tweeted
di haul, ntheo • otOnilditigeortth' the kn.
Prot 1100 and appurtenenews.• &Sized, taken
in oxAmation, - so ld the • property of
Jesse 114 "Sete to COMMOrIO i at. 2 o'elealt p.
m. of
Sheri e.; B4fotga, Pet, 8 4 1 1 f: .
Sire 2,880-3 t. • •
.
-••••••••••
RTI3 . IIIIANCE CO2l4Pdliff
'COLONSTAi C 0.4 PffNeli
THE CHARTER PEHRE ruAL, t
CA'HT/ii, AND ASSETS; $682,210 . 49.
This Company continues to insok+o Boil op,
Merchandise and other property, against loss
and.dritoage by Ire, on Me method plink 'Rho'
for a eash-ineadum or preseiune ante_:
1114111 .#JIIII/AL
Wholnanet - InWred. •
Was am't en'p'il In '65 ~
CAPITAL AM) into.ue:
Amt of premium
uotee,Van. 1 'U....436,090 66
Less premium note.
eepl in '55 16,073 45 - 410,011' - 21
Am% of premium metes reo'd in '65...115,864 13
Balance 31' proudruna Jew 1, '65....... 3,830 14
h I feu. lepuiplesioriuhlait,4s766 88
Losses and expenass In '65 37.987 as
Bid, capital and musts, Jan. I, 'WI— . 532,210 49
r`-• . 670,198 37
, AMOS 8. GREEN, AvelinO.
ORO. YOUNG. JR., Searekiry.
161torAin. 8. 888969, Treasurer.
zplßrerplM r
&mad Sho;sh. Robert T.. Ryon, N. Mellon
ald, 8. O. Elaysnaker, Edmond Elperini L li'llliato
Patten;llL - B:lThriman, 11.41. Miniebi 8 .1 . • Ylro
erne, Amos 8.-Green,-Gleo.-rinang,jr,-John-lir.
Money, John Rendsioh.
ISAAC nivel.,
Apo.
gAimes
Feb. 2, '64-ly
A. COU A H ; COLD, UR Baal THROAT,
Roguiraa - inun.di•as alfeatioar and skorki
elniftf. If allawad oonttame,
.irrititicib a the skreiltaseptlihroikt
Affection, or an , Inenrabl• Lung Dtilesib
orrsai
Altaws . /3 DUUONCf[!A4 TiI.OOIIES
goring a direct' inltinman to tia• part., gine
IM•1•111•14,1•11611
For Broicktis, A.Asna,, 'Catarrh, Commonpffy•
and Throat Diaea•a,
TROCIIMAIM ABED WITH ALWAT{ Onoo FICCCSS3
SINGERS AND PCBLIC SPEAKERS
will And nook. useful in eleartng the voice
when takeb before Singing or speaking, and
relieving the throat after en anustuti exertion
of the vocal organs. Tho Troches are recom
mended end prosorlbed bg Physician., and bore
'ha l testimonials from ominenept men through
out the country. Being an articlo or true merit
and haring proud their efficacy by a toot of
many years, each year finds thew in now loped
-Wes in redeem .pirti of the winW,
Pioolcs are univessany prptuipticed be er; - Chau
°this-64440a.
Obtain ouly "Brown's Bronehrodes," and
do not take any of the Wet. •a• Yeitatiose
that may be offered.
Bold ererywhore in the teiird States, and In
Foreign Countries, stab cents per boy.
March 2'04 3m.
CAST, 811EAD, bPRING and lIILTEIZER
"teal
at fitWIN WILSON!d.
rtOUBLII and SINGLE-BARBEL ran.'
isgpleaca at ' IRWIN * WIL4ON'B, '
104 ISTOLR—Ntlotittlratisrpo'i,lniettitmifituct
other wakes at IRWIN a WILSON*O.
...A,lninirfON—Certrktgeep eAd other ant
Lounthon of IRWIN 'l' Wl' SON'S.
IVDOOEI4 WARE, • :great yailety, •
iinfrzi G WILSONIS;
Dr Alilill.E4l,B wad Dctor Bello RA 1601 slid
tl kiiads, nornta wg,soNll7'
844°41E114E4 and Tharpoatatera at
Hurry d W.TL/301.11.
. ,
Q . CRILWS naiik Mogen 4) - f
nud,
ij kind Ai IRWIN t WILSON'S.
noon Loom) of all kindo, to od# •otiky
.4•1 body, ot, 'Y,sll4:lsl?X'At.
IMPS fpr Oiatersishard Was:with .14•111)
I°,l ' ll / f a " AL/ 3 MM wiz4oo‘.
VWT4M MU7 Elaiesv_ ittiatte
bait se
: I LIMN k W1b601443,
itunnards•po • -earruisii
w , 1
flat aw' Mks, ' .
A...P.1i • t ,• WILSOWS:
A'Y'
dto all sizes iR
wrialotki
Dqurr sg:rpsak•i; 164 - re4
at • • Wpeo
Hon.!. pup:l4.lr, Atiti
an;ifica at LEW= r_r
• is:
r, • ' lA* 111",CLACMIP4
lITAGON.IIUSBBOIIIIII*4IIII tlinmS.l l4 ll o
17, naillok )19111Wf IMPOWS4
iitangt . du
JZWEIJAWILOONIe
Yairsie ,
"jet 4 .7 111
Nor jaani;:iit:4
et?
• IRWAiIPIIMT.
os i ztoi_l3.444lo
itolaltearftwo4 4, o 4 .4
76 . ,
oorms!Ywil,
NEW, AD, .A; •U. A‘; '4,
_ _ z• lw•
ititilllANit-001WrAttalkY ' '•w
bileadt tIN jkrugpti,l4
oetsf okti
thio ftWa Out omits
tythi 00 • iItPIMII 0 au •
411.11113 1 • •,, •. WI • at pubtle TA
el o ss' , T , 17 •,./: ,- r i •
_„i ,
Mato
fe C , . . ~ . --) .I
% soul
12 degrees, west 4 . • i• • post; theses
Nutt MI as 'l4 'll. pottifelto • pig ; ...
thongs doiPt 2* 'AV . 7 144 1 10Actil• is' a
04 dit• the althl. - i' s th Se• ch
slii i i t:
A
ip...,...10 pereseiry t , . MIS 0411 s „,_.
woad Obreikoo, la St IbleNf:l4. 10 1 1 D
ocotaining 4 ores Old IS pat•his; illorfrot lia •-
boned eiritillizefewd a twoo. Wry ..froomd
I to anContbstlatils. Tkillilri 'ai ds on
_ie. ition• of isle. • .
.110162416-4 L-. ' JSINE L. TErr, -
.111DriiistirivoLiolla W. Wkaniby. diesaud..
rd AMMO ! •IT RAMO
, We takeTiessate itt rrneuedlng to the ,
fartnets of Citeype soma* at welmilmen. lip-. •
elated agents fat the sale of the , ' • • •
"KARBY REAPP4'!..
ea those' ly want of lhebesthartesterut alb,
will do well to porehme * KIRBY at once.
A full supply et EXTRAS will be kept pn
Anna. . • .
Send fortedeierlytive catalogue end price.
4-hthr
' • /Ace sear thelh E.. X . Raiiroard• /Apar;
,-- Mareh 4 ,,Belige L atior-Rw -- -
26,304,295 51
212,336 00
j 46001,959 it
. - 0707,193 ft
CONTRA
lotupio :,EMI , ~
1 ... e nudotiligted . oll nee rie Puiitie
:oiodi'y 011Mh dirrif WOW. Pqr '
lAdatios ialtekloor Yall'oFitboblllo*22*-r ,
d vildlilol, P*4 0 4 111 PropeN, y 4 s t „., ,
.11 t941141. : D 01, R L. 1,01 11014 , 8 N,
otidltvos..
16 f iv rAldlro !our Qr . hotood2
Wile,' bur ots •Ctifotor while''
boon Alibi tiiiiihtsironacida•j.7 ,
lift i z tr :r ~ : f or,;(at-4,34710,
tr‘
solf-,audoff no, Itoldibllefs, fault* taus,:
loolamlcoso,' as ookftaifok hooloyfolon . ,,llNdor,
'Pk" hFrw .leuithAtOpsd i llir o g ;,.
dotter - mmlog , utenwo win
ilittlistalo. ' ittilo s 'try litgovoirtodialriftqi .
1100411 BOLD* trrefiBIRWITTNIT Ma
of im ' .. il Mg ImAiritill*liilliell 'all
fieoki,„ 1 % ,
i 1tv1.04.,
losing
~, .. fp" adOneowit ofk4W ,
,of IMO & ilfic &meow • Vint,lbY '
, robtioary Mat; 0. LITS t bWM,,, , ,
-
-Hewn! s wittliorogo:
A top A, ' ' ' ..' . •
'i r is: ‘l4AoVoildiiiieidoolithrtlyksis •
op 'raft *stab 4th wit' •AlicanOft -
r' .•. ' ri t. _ ffe i rt*4l 0 4 D . 4 1
• • ' - Ihrtilleik il int WftsfiL• • .),,,
ttatikto ummstin ,- ***** -,
,the
. mtwi dui liPal),Poi n e '' ', ,,
the e4Toemeat • ," ~,,,I
jottiN****lNY r • -'
_ '!- •
".
timaia 1•.., r •Ii: 1.. t --1-44 1 :4- , ... 414( t *,
. Je`MOSEEll t akt4ittlitrfleiV . "
' WU*. ot46lll*tt***iitt4lif li**7
** or , ! , % dee 114 41 1104 k44. At t, , 9 , +liiicV
Tin t iffi bla=ta l lu l4 W l
g' - • ~ • 0
, 1 6 00,
u* , lizo i• tit,z• 74 ... gl , ,,
- ri ~..- 2. , :4
',*.t. IPIII! , 4d4WAC4 , . 2 t ,P6 ,4 0 10 04474 :
t.l.oTWl t es
'. IM 197 if " &' , (fir rek
F . 7 a i ' •4 b.
.4..0. , 4 F rvz a il4 : ri , tii i
. • , , t. 41
': • :.. ' _ ,i.
ZEZE
'lllien .
.ast
=I
0:2
TO ALI...11110.11AT:
Itotlah. fi'•-hes47. 1 1 1014hat4herol.
lowing pinned • property, , tyltat4 home, 100
boil els of earn ogre, I sied,lftudves, 411lks,
set breeth-bandAdrofit gears, celleal and , hirWhpf,'
'eagle harness, 12 bugs, bay laddpe.,
baggy, and all the
,artieles whieh were sold at
Astir, aul.fras the property of Willing Phillip.'
were purdiuted by mo. and although ltft in Um
possesidep Plidllps, the rate belong to
me over wbtabz.T reittria,the'rxelualte control.
itanb 9,1 00E., Ard
.. p.a.., . , .
11
.0. lilviscardor, win; 41olk Am hi.
okeldrein the Ilrokerhoff Ito* directly lip-
VIM. the Conrad Book le reeelotogitom scr
York large suppilkof ni,ll,papen, which he Inn
sell at a rery.low 'gore, regardlers of the Wake,
raperltangeis supplied at a liberal discount.
Mardi 2,1846-31 p •
A DJIIVRATQ T NOTIVE.
toil or a ttlialtion pa the tu ,
rsto or George .Thigoo, AttlAr Ater tett:AlN ~
deiclio4, haying tom_ stogie to dm Roder- '
timid, all poitotti Iltioillietritiosigoleiti Waked /
tat esti Mato are hereby - mottled Co woke home-
More PAY:lima. eed than Itarittt Aden opine! '
tho moo, to premot t them. dolyAlottleolicotod,
f s qr oettlettiont. 3,2388 MORDAII,
1. ligotob literte-Ot. ' Adotkiellestor.
. .
- lb* d dnittnl4 itifidg• Wit `hot 'lthi
Ha:divans Mara dealraa all panning Indtddiatt•dtt
the firm of Bantraisar and Cast or to John C.
B tresrar, to mat and,sedtla dtelt Iw
Uunred 11444, 'lineable, rub.
4t J. C.IIA
pITTSBIIIItti PLOW WOIU VEPOT. *
We tare made arrangements' for or
large supply el tht hoot plowo—.aft flaw—ane,
two. and three horse—rtght — Nut left handl—
es.t raold•botirds and steoLmahlaeuke , ie•
MAW plows, for all of which we rem Airtdsh
.the ;mints-and IsattehloseLtestr-fentairyt--
I. WITT A to.,
Again:
s.•b 23, '63-11tir.
IIkTCPTLCE.
1 1 1 • the stoi , k-holdere of the BellOfoitte &
Phillipsburg Turnpike 'Collinear; Will meet at
the 003eo of the. Presitiout, Win, I'. Wilson. elm.,
.irt Bellefonte, on Monday, tho 5.6 day
, of.lferk-li
peet:ldethelsurpose oreleelleg managers thr
bui,l4.oompan* fur abo•olootangroom,....., ..,--- •
,•• ily order et the Stserth, 4tl..llPOPPlillh.
30 -at: -- .
' ''.
i , " • ) -..•-.-.-... i..... /.3 •31"4.6"761
A'o-It' i l
, Nor i cit ~ •
'/It t e Orphebe c 44 of Ventre sun..
ty. Is the matter,of t It Wail or David Pyle, '
ileeenged. . •, • -,- - ~---- -
The undersigned, en auditor appointed by sold
Court to make distribution or the money in the
holds of John - honipson, egg.. ignite° 11Wille the
will 004 thT
4 71u - rylai doeNeitoluti " 1 " 4 -
Iho,e legalli entitled !hereto, kill etteud to the
duties of -ils af,poilattnkftt, at his tilbre, }titbit...4
fonts, on Pridny the litbc ditty of March, A. Dy
1060, at 10 o'clock 4/ M., of 69 ds v.
A. O. INltst,
ebiditdr.
Feb. 28, 08-2 t
iNaTitgo..
SG .Thr
re aniseaproom yes of iYilliata, 40.
Inn. feta of Huston townmhip, deed. Yon and
81414 otion, 'are cited, and dditheandeittit be ,
?
appear et on orphan' comet to be kohl 04.78att •
(onto on the 23.1 day ord.ril, 18,00, the?, WI
(Lore to answer the bill or politiati d Joreidt'
Williaina, Acholdiatrat4r of ke.. or. Williant '
Ider,kautin, neo'd. sad "bow esuunawhr proof qr
a rattail contract bettypno. lb,
lon old Mcbthintdaboatd not%
and ipiettlerportennanna,thabaordaetnatnti,
nosh lbq Jlon., Satuidd.A.ip,n, Proaltinntkoftiho ,
out •t 33ellbfeote t died I h day'orlantaq,,4l„,
, , Ct..*
jr,,b,
Ninlet: OF INQUIOITIOIf. ,
To the Mars, as prepßepenta
tires of Joha dethl. Take nutlet - that
'virtue of a wit of psAltlcai, Mined out drlitit'or , •
phew? court of Oentre;cotiuttp sad.toniedifwer,'
orAll I e tqa ltt gllusjalp F05i4470,, ,
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